CT Report

How to write your assignments: (a) Write down your thoughts and come to a conclusion. It should not be a summary of the case or concepts. Make your argument and support it logically. (b) Persuade the reader. Use evidence , concepts and frameworks; choose the right words that will get your point across. (c) Make it simple and clear. The priority is to make the reader want to read; then, to have them understand. Length by itself does not make for good reading. How to hand in as signments: How to write a report: (a) State your conclusion in your own words The most important thing in writing reports is to express the results of your thorough thinking along with the conclusions you have reached. An outline of the case or a summary of the theory and frame work will not be evaluated or considered a report. Your conclusion should include either an action plan or an evaluation of an action already taken in the case, depending on what is required. To make your conclusion more persuasive, logically present your interpretation of the issues, which serves as a prerequisite for your conclusions, as well as the results of your analysis, which form the foundation for your conclusions. (b) Write persuasively In order to make a report persuasive, be aware of the following: Specify the reasoning for your conclusion through analysis of the case facts. Make use of the theory and framework for analysis and planning strategy. Develop your argument clearly and logically. Express your thoughts in a manner that can be readily und erstood by the readers. (c) Be clear and concise If you want your thoughts and suggestions to be understood, it is necessary that your report is readable and comprehensible. It is recommended that you carefully polish your work and make it clear and concise. Long reports will not earn extra points. Inste ad, you will get fewer points if there is redundancy. When you include charts and graphs, please make sure that the reader can clearly understand what you are trying to convey